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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

TRoSE MEAR1 OF A RENIEo HONE AND
| slshea hey nsd aas ef their o~n. ia s2y 70
iaen lalilsl IL tzsy sfsis i1ans ia 4 SCI -
suce fes As4 E.oGSs ! j. tsoNInss loflf t4e>k,
oppoie ssSess hv{si.
nor SALE NJ RESIDENCE lS Jeneraon
4 avenue. niEe rpouns tst4 loeie. hot sns colo
wslsr. i srt4e nanlei osa3clled ce'l3f. Goa flF-
lsf e asn rl3Ic running water, tso weeasheoS.
Rid ~ sld cheap i0r ~ days / G left s.tt
Clos4i1s HOUSE &S
uOW - IaIs FOR A SAVINGS Bank s--Wf
III sii seh - ioss IN s0al1 CreHc re lds, tee
minutes ir3n Elon 1ep<t et >l1s ~. $50 a9sH
balance & ~ pr seek. AeAee Cox, fSeo
tan *. "a
NOR SALE-A LARGE BkICk UNWILLING
Il house, cn spring =. ioF st.4tt nesl ffane
dwelling L0use "a gslses e. toT e. b3A and a.
- acre isTu n sp4rta fGf Sifu-. al oa ofUal
pgymeaIs AID IeasOuat he ieFlaS T.. A. Dspps1,
Ron l1s. Lecysrd block over Pubic Library
z9ll
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

TIE nscsss ties ol possible war make
many s-Id strange requirements. The
Gsrnan and Ff-1ca soldiers have lately
ben required TO learn % r.de the bieJ els.
and row al tie Eass.sn ofissals along
ths sho's Au3srO- Rsss AZ lsoatisr have
been ordsFs4 70 learn shs German Ian
guase bsswesn nov Gad Marsi. 1883,
that they may hold batter ooMu,gaic~-
ton with spiss. understand Austrian or
dsrs. ssc. The Rnssian caicsFs VINO sc-
quirs fenihAr kGoVisizs oi German
IA foar monibs ars aot l.ks.y 70 fad
mcca tins fool wish tie manual OF
arma
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

CALESMAN-cAS ADD A / LINE SMALL
- samples. Qie agent earned $3.50, Others up
10 e. % ln 1886 7. O. BOX 1871, New York. 2lytf
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Bo0rdiHg.

DoOAs AND BOARD FOR TWO LADIES AT
IL 10 Ioit-ave- near Hast Bridgest. 81
BOARDING FURNISHED Ro0H WITH
u board. Table bosrders vented a. Is South
DiyislOL-st. S4s
Il INCOLN HOUsE, 3e SPRING sr-BEsT 81
| A dsy house In Mich igan. Excellent board and
einele room only IS per week. day board 50. single
meals 25c. 4 nice, quiet home newly fitted up,
near Monroe ST., oil the wholesale houses. r. &.
depots, churches and iheateu. Particular atter-
tion given TO the comfort aad wants OF trsnsients
and the friends OF soldiers who conc 10 visit the
Home. A. NJ Sullivan, Proprietor.
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SffuafionsW' sW'anted--Mais.


DOOEs Fo2 RENI--FLEAsA TrRN rsHED
IL looms fsf raEi 81 - 9 DiE.si0n = fnglire
q roeFn - "a
I-OR rExT-NTCEfY FURNISHED k00Ns
20 f.st dooT 0ris nel to1k- Enquire a.
fo1rn OF 43
IvoR RzNT-A NICK sU1T OF FRONT TCR-
+ rishea rooms. eentrsilT locsfed. Cal a. ~
North Dirlso1-ss sN
T,vsNf-HED ROoNs-FoR r NICE FrR-
he3 re.n = S1t rufl~n s1fd. sppy ~
lsrn Ncrar ir 90 Csusi - sE
FroR RENT-Ff syI-EEo R0ows SINGLE or
Il ~ slites A. e Ho1eru in pr1v17se1.ts
Centrally tcesfe1. resr - prize - 1o-e.s s1t
ffesr-1s Rerts fesscrsee Nsr Esfkhrn p
se6 8 = sfe~iefE -
fvoR EENT = FURNISHED P0o4~ sTFAH
b<sfed AZ fsra Sac rossss T. - 81 aa-lsa-
FstrinK sppiy a. rlon laS Sew Ho1-era -
h0cE
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

Senator EDGuSDs tets Pltisburg
Di,pafch eorresponlen. ths. no 3 heart
~ "a favor II postal telegraph sys-
tern, snd that be viii have biil so that
effect ready Tor introduction st the or
gaaixaiion q Congress. H5 bill would
provide Tor tie onstrac;ion oi Govern
men, lines, aud woaId cot squint toward
to purchase oi any existing - stem.
j he Senator IhCught the tine lad come
Tor prompt. dse.s.vs Sciioa, wAsn i. e
apparent that al attempts q. iair eOnps-
triton mrs, inevitably fsil. With Senator
ErArSDs and Senator CULLUM urEiax a
GoVsru1asnt telegraph scheme tais Win
ter. JAx Coup msy before long sss
tAaf b. msis bis areas mistsks la rot
going abort 0a telegraph cancellations
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For Re,tf--Hoifses.

I1OR RENT-TWO SUITS OF SEVEN ROOMS
both in new residence block, corner of Count
and Allen -sts.. with al convenience. including
the patent Aldlne Nesting grate. Also store IN
good location fitted up fer meat matkes rent
low Also house of three rooms. one Of four
rooms and one of seven rooms. ali the above
within FIVE minutes walk OF Tower Clock. ln
quire OF Il. ". barnard, % Allensi., corner Of Nj
Vernou-st $40
NOR REST-70S WEALTHY AVE, ROOMS
$40; large brick oise q barn. $1,000 nice 5
room house IN 10 t. esc, 5000: lower part Of
large house IN James S. 81 o.: good size rsom
house On Je. Ison ave north OF 5th, 5000. Luton
A DuTton, Asts Tel. "a
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AgenfS--U dated.

VANTED-AGEETE, MALE OR FEMALE, TO
W sell an excellent household article. Apply
~ No. Fesrist., mp stairs at p. m. ~Su
(,ANvAssERs CAN CLEAR FROM $50 TO SIS
y per week sell 1g novelty, Manufactured ny
Colsstock & Seymour 81 Peafl 81 3iltf
JEJANIED IMMEDIATELY = 1909. AGENTS
w male or female, 10 seil our furniture polish
in the Uniied states. l,5oo,ooS BOTTLES sold by
agents dnring iss5; $50 easily made per week.
send CSC for sample bottle ana terms. CGrtring
Manufacturing Co Loe1 Box IS. Newsygo, Mich.
3Olt
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TOR RENT : FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.
2 either single or en- suite. steam heated: also
rooms tor light housekeeping. Apply NJ Room le.
Ledysrd lock, lsi Ottawa-st. 2sou
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Rosss Esrss ssS B.rss .s Pseks Drag
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yITANTED-EVERY PARENT To KNOW
w thst hereafter Barr. TIE photcsraoher, VIII
devote Saturday chiefly o The cislic en making
IL chiidrens Day, and viii ccntise towest
fight OF staiTs al Y Canslss. Satisfaction guaf-
nleed sac
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

I,oR sALE-sroRE SHELVES 4 COUNTERS.
4 ln good c0ndigi0a. Enquire 81 81 1T Nei-
noll u. ID
MOB sALE-A GOOD COW FOR FAMILY
i use Ior sale Dosksfsi,, ostSidc ely Aaai 5.
L. Duibjen2. 80
TOR SALE-G0oD HACK cAEAP. ok MIL
II exchange for other property. kcst, Ldrstds
4 Co, widaiccm0 building. city sou
RIO sTEAM USEhS-i HAVE 100 CoKDe
mixed hefnl0ck and HARDY wood slabs. whica
j viii deliver l. o. b. Grand Rapids a. u. - per
cord. p. I. Cook. fogntsln'st. 1oJt
EOR sALE CHEAP "A GOOD BAkbEk
i chair. Enquire Of y fessiey 81. 81
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WTAETED-wOOD WORKER TO MANAGE
w practical department of factory, grown too
large for owners strsn sth. Large experience,
hralus and eaeTgy essential. same desirable.
q. {. Terry. Nashville, lem. 3lS
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

NANTED-SIX FIRST CLASS Statesmen ON
W new article eGcTgetic men make from
5000 90 5000 per week. l.. Basch. Room 4, Blob
gett block IL s. Ionia Il $50
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Miscellaneous.

oToRE wAHTED-FoR BUSINESS PURPOSES
= FOR a long term of yeArs On Mobfoe Il between
l0nis aud Campsu Place. Apply 70 etUs d
sweet, Housemsn block. S-s
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

Help WanteSt--1fafe


1onia-st.. harnharI block. So
Help Wanfed--Mate.
WANTED = TURNER. PACKER. TRIMMER,
w and NanisheD Grand lBion kmpioy-
ment b lreau. Rooms & 4, Pierce baock. S2S
WANTED a FIRST CLASS BARBER AT
w once Musl be stI ict!y temperate Address
az once. Ms. d. RUSSELL Reed City, Mich S2l
rpwO TEAMS AND TEN MEN. TO GO IN THE
] weeds. Gail before ceck this morning.
Grand Union Employment Bureau Pierceb blk. 81
WANTED-wooD WORKER TO MANAGE
w practical department. OF factory, grown too
large Tor owners ssrtn III. Large experience
brains and eaeIgy essential. same desirable.
g. C. Terry. Nashville. Ienn, slS
WANTED - GOOD BOOK AND JOB CON-
w posiIors Also ElectroypeTs. Finishers,
Mouders and Blcckers Good wages and per
ms-cnt tmployment. Apply Immediately. Rand,
McAaliy * Co, las Monroe IT.. Chicago, Ill. s1
IVAgTED-MAN NAN TO TAKE CONTRACT
W 20 cut 200 cords Of maple. big ODER II taken
At once. Grand Uuion Commercial Bureau.
Rooms 3 & 4, Pierce block. 22
WANTED - IMMEDIATELY EXPERIENCED
W uimmers 4 packers. oriel Cabinet Co. SD
WANTED = yARNIsHERs AND sTAINERs.
W odei Cabinet Co. 30
VVANTED-sIX FIRST CLASS sALEsMEE ON
W q new article. energetic men make from
5000 90 5000 per week. l. BaSeh, Room 4, Bloi-
gett block u s. Ionia a. S26
yEJANTED-A WOOD TURNER COMPETENT
w 70 take care of lathe. Address Ii. Y.
Whipp King-ley. Mich. S2l
WANTED - JOB PRINTERS - COMPETENT
W workmen who are willing 10 work ten hours
day can obtain permsnent employment IN
Chicago at current wages Absolute protection
will be furnisl q / to such men. Apply 70 or al
dress the Chicago Typo.setse, Rooms - and IA
Comms rcial Bank building, corner of Dearborn
and Monrne-sts. Chicago, Illinois 34
NANTED-JOB PRINTERS. TO KEEP AWAY
w from G b cagO. Ifere is trouble IN that City
at present between the un an add the proprietors,
aud all printers IN favor o. uui0-ism should net
interfere but les tsem gut their owa battle. ny
order Of Grand RAPIDS 1ypho. Union, No. 30. 32i
VJANIED-A MAN TO GO IN THE COUNTRY
" To work on low land. Good mouse aud free
wood Inquire at Wailin's taunery south Front
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WANTED 49, IMMEDIATELY EXPERIENCED
W tiimmers packers onel Cabne. Co so
WANTED - VARNIsHERs AND sTAINERs
W Otei Cabinet CO.. 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

TWO TEAMS AND TEN MEN, TO GO IN THE
j weeds. Gail before ocleck this morning.
Grand Union Employment Bureau. Pierce BLK. 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

IMANTRD - SITUATIONS FOR COPYISTS,
~ EOokkeeneTS. EsiesInea. Laundry and Fs =
tory Girls DoIncsics etc. Good references; call
si once. Valley Cisy Employment ofice. 81
Moa-os- au0 81 Osassst SD
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

VAETED-MAN NAN TO TAKE CONTRACT
W 90 cut ? 900 cords of maple big oher II taken
At once. Grand Uuion Commercial Bureau.
Rooms & 4, Pierce block. 322
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"MONON ROUTE"
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railway.
The Short Line to Chicago and the Northwest.

Trains depart and arrive as follows:
Depart
No H. c. & NJ. c. fast mail. d. Sun IL: $50 a. NJ
No 10 Chicago night express, daily ----1110 p.
No Is. Monon Ac., daily Sunday. 500 p. m.
Arrive
No 8, Cincinnati night express, daily 335 m.
No 1 1. Ind. fast mail daily Sunday 345 p.
No II, Ind. Ac., daily except Sunday 9:55
Ticket offices: 20 South Illinois street LAG South
Illinois street Union Depot, Massachusetts, avenue.
E. o. MCCORMICK. G. 2. A.
L D. BALDWIN, D. P. 4.
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The su,t Aca,n,t Mr. Garrett.

New YORK, July 22-"Mr. Carr EFT falls back
his letter." said Henry Clews, banker, to-day,
land has nothing to say on the subject of the
Baltimore g. Ohio matter which is not contained
therein. His position, taken in that letter,
is absolutely correct did not see Mr.. Garrett
last evening after the papers in the contem ed
suit were served on him. / him to-day,
though The suit does not him. 1t is
simply effort on the part OF Mr.. Ives to COM
pei Mr.. Garrett to return the securities which
were forfeited"
All the mbers of the Ives party state that
they have decided to make statement of their
side of the B. 81 o. matter. The only de-
velopmenr to-day il a story that the Baltimore g
Ohio railroad has sold its interest in the Pitts
burg 81 Western to the Pennsylvania Company.
If that is So the Baltimore 81 Ohio is cut off
from Cleveland as the Pittsburg % Western
formed it's connection to that point
Henry 5 Ives refused any person ex
cept his counsel. The complaint in the suit Cor
which the summons served Robert Gar
rett yesterday has not been drawn up but
counsel for Ives working on it steadily and
expect to ave it ready tomorrow. They will
ask for injunction against the transfer of the
Baltimore q Ohio stock which Ives claims to
have nnFeasad.
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AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS.
An Intareafinr Problem.


There has never been time in the history Of
indianapolis as a railroad center when the move
ments of the men who are daily buying and sell
ing railroads have been watched closely as
now especially in the Baltimore & Ohio deal
An impression prevails that it would be good
thing for the railroad interests of Indiana polls
were the Ives-Staynor syndicate TO carry out
their programme far enough to make the Van
dalia the St. Louis route for the B. & o. as we'll
as the c., H. & d. Without question the ag-
gressive policy the c., II. & d. people have ex-
hibted Of late has made host Of friends for the
G., Fl. & /. road and there is general desire
that the road should be given a fair show in the
Union Station. on the Union tracks and on the
various switches leading to the manufacturing
establishments. The location of the Office of
general superintendent hero is creating more
kindly feeling toward this interest. and for this
reason the announcement in yesterdays Journal
that the deal was off was rather disappoint
ment. At the present writing, WHO'S to own the
Baltimore g. Ohio road, the c., FL. & D. system
and the Vandalia is a problem deep and broad.
In common ting this feature of the situation,
the Philadelphia Press says:
mo great property, not even a strong dlvi-
dend paying railroad Of the first rank like the
BALTIMORE d Ohio can have its control and
purchase placed at the option of an organization
like the Staynor-Ives syndicate without raising
the strong public impression that some change
Is likely to take place in its ownership until it
finally settles in the hands of owners strong
enough to have no desire to give anyone else any
chance at "optlons" or deals in the railroad
they control. While Mr. Garrett. therefore,
has quoted cloud of by his frank
and explicit declaration. the events of the past
three months certain to leave the public
ready to believe the next flock OF reports in re-
gard to the road; spectators certain to feel that
plans for the purchase of property once in the
market TO be set on foot again and in
vestors equally sure to make careful inquir-
les in regard 10 property which has been so
long the snb iect of barter and chaffer.D
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ton he has been assigned to- He is one of the
best known railroad men in the country, and
the fraternity look upon him being of the
ablest and best posted officials on the North
western lines
Notwithstanding the large amount of first
class freights the kanawha fast-freieht line.
part rail and water route. have been bringing
West the last thirty days. the west bound ton
mage of the Bse-line and the c., St Louis d L.
has been. during that time, the heaviest ever
known in midsummer. The business the
Kanawha line is carrying is freight which has
heretofore been shipped Dy canal and lake, and
from the lake by rail
There is some alarm among the representa-
lives Of the boycotted roads who have been sell
ing what is known as orders" as they have
been violating the interstate law, and some OF
the roads threaten to make trouble for them. It
is charged that they, by selling these orders dis
criminate in rates To illustrate, the ticket
agent OF the Vandaa sells ticket to a pas
senger St. Louis at 81 so, and the agent OF the
boycotted line sells the same party a ticket from
St. Louis to Omaha at So IL. Under this ar
rangement the passenger pays but $3.50 to go
from Indianapolis to Omaha, when the adver-
tised rate is SIG.
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General and Miscellaneous.

The Southern Pacific has given notice that II
! has decided to issue passes to the families OF
| their own employees and to those OF other roads
as we'll
win locomotiv works, who died on Tuesday last.
had been connected with the wo-ks for fifty
years, beginning apprentice. He died
leaving fortune OF So, 900. 600.
The general agency of the Union Pacific at
Portland, Ore, has been abolished, and G. IL.
Phillips, who has filled the position since it was
established, goes to Buffalo, N. Y, to succeed W.
+. Cooley as general agent at that point.
The fast trains between California and the
East have been put on Whenever a train load of
ten cars is made up they run through on pas
senger train time
Boston capitalists have offered TO back Receiv-
er McNulta of the Wabash, with 81, 600 900 to
construct road in California in which Mr.. Nc
Nulta is interested.
The railway station agents in session at Min
neapolis reconsidered their action of Thursday,
and decided to hold their next session at Phila-
delphia, instead Of Mammoth Cave.
Harry Fuller. general passenger agent OF the
Chesapeake & Ohio, threatens to throw a bomb
shell into the camp unless their road Is given q
differental passenge. rate out of Cincinnati.
The trunk lines of the North west as a rule do
net show handsome increases in earnings
over the corresponding period last year as ex-
pected, while the South western lines are exceed
ing expectations in this direction.
Uriel Croker, who had been largely identified
with the railroad interests of Massachusetts for
many years, died in Cohasset, Tuesday. He was
the protector of the Old Colony road, one OF
the most prosperous roads in the East.
The promoters of the movement to bring
about the adoption of a uniform coupon ticket
making some Roadway. committee ap-
pointed a year ago by the National General
Passenger and Ticket Agents Association to
consider the subject, held a meeting at Boston,
yesterday. and at the September meeting of the
association will undoubtedly report in favor of
the adoption OF such ticket. They to
have reported at the March meeting in
Washington. but the interstate law then
crowded all other considerations out Of
ject postponed. The conductors, who han
die many thousand of ticket forms, unanimous
Iy favor a uniform ticket, as do also the ticket
agents and the auditors. If action is taken
at the September meeting it will probably be to
adop. general FORM and allow each line to
adopt it whenever convenient. ROADS, with a
large stock of tickets on hand would not be ex-
pected to adopt it until their old tickets ex-
hau
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PrQChWtRrI1n

THIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH = SOUTH
II west Pennsylvania and New York streets:
In the absence of the pastor. Rev. r. V. Hunter OF
the Seventh Church. will preach tomorrow at 1O4
a. No evening services. Sunday school at 9:oo
a. m. Weekly prayer-meetlng Thursday evening at
7:45. The public cordially invited.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NCHURCH-CORNER
~ Cedar and Elm streets. All services will be re-
sumed tomorrow. Rev. W. G. Covert will preach IN
the morning. The pastor will preach in the evening.
CECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-CORNER
DPennsylvania and Vermont streets Rev. James
Mcleod, ID. D., pastor. Service at 1890 a. m. NO
evening service Sunday school at $50 Prayer
meeting Thursday evening at 7:45. The public cor
daily invited.
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Methodist Episcopal.

d OBERTS PARK NJ. E. CHURCH-CORNER
III Delaware and Vermont streets. Rev. l. ID. NC
Connel pastor. Glass at 8 N. and 63O p m.
Presiding at 1880 a. m and 745 p. by the pas
tor. Sunday-school at p. m. Young peoples meet
ing on Monday. 7:45 p. M Prayer-meetlng on
Thursday at 7:45 p. All invited.
NTERIDIAN-STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
vi Church. Rev. J. E. Gilbert. ID. D.. pastor.
Preaching at 1870 a. M Sunday school at ZIo p m.
Class-rneeting at 9:15 m These services Will De
held in the lectureroom of the church the auditorium
being under repairs. No evening services.
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(fIVIL, MECHANICAL AND MINING EN-
~ CHEERING AT THE RENSSELAER, POLYTECH-
MIC INSTITUTE, Troy. N Y. The oldest engineering
school in America. Next term begins Sept H. The
Register for 1887 list of the graduates for
the past 90 years. with their POSITIONS also of
study, requirements expenses etc. CANDIDATES from
distance those living in distant States special
amnations at their homes at such schools they
may be attending may determine the question of adj
mission without visiting Troy. For REGISTER and full
information. address DAVID NJ GREENE Director.
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Local Weather Record.
INDIANAPOLIS, July %, 1887.
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Christian.
,r,,e,,rr OF

(sENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-CORNER OF
~ Delaware and Ohio streets Rev u. y Do 1antz'
pastor Reoul.r service tomorrow at 1880 a. m.
No night service. Sunday-school at . a. N. Frayer-
meeting Thursday at p. All are coroiany IN
yited q attend these services.
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WANTED-MA HELP.

w ANTED--MANaTo TAKE THE AGEN nc 10 or
retail price $50; other sizes in proportion. rare
chance to create permanent business at home
These safes meet demand never before supplied by
safe other companies. not governed by the
Safe Pool. ALPINE SAFE CO, Cincinnati, o.
W. ANTED-ONE GOOD SHEETIRON WORK
six boiler-makers and six machinists Apply to
or address PHOENIX FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
WORKS. Terre Haute, Ind. Steady work to good
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PENNSYLVANIA Female COLLEGE
indianapolis Classical Schools.

SCHOOL FOR BOYS-Prepares for Harvard, Yale
and all other Colleges and Scientific Schools Twelfth
year. Four boarding pupils received Send for cata
logue THEO. l.. SEWAIL Principal.
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Tin different part of the
cry)-Prepares for all colleges that admit
Handsome accommodations for boarding pupils. Sixth
year. Send for catalogue. II. Il. SEWALL and NAY
WRIGHT SEWAIL1 Principals
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The It. III. Was Paid for in Cash.

Special to the lndlanaDohS journal
TERRE HAUTE, July 22-The statement that
he Ives Syndicate made payment of but
$400, 900 cash the purchase of the T. Fl. e. /,
and gave Cincinnati, Hamilton g. Dayton stock
as security, is not true. The purct ase price
nearly all in cash. Mr.. McKeen does not
hold cents worth Of Cincinnati, Hamilton
q DAYTON stock.
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FnnI Sh Lutheran,

L,IRST ENGLISHD LUTHERAN CHURCH
IL Corner Pennsylvania and Walnut streets Rev.
John Baltzy, pastor No preaching services IN uly'
Sunday school at $50 Experimenting on thurs
day evening.
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CHURCH SERVICES.
Baptist.

THIRST BAPTIST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COR
Il ner of New York and Pennsylvania streets. Rev;
Reuben Jeffery d. D.. pastor. Preaching at 1880
a. m BY the pastor. No evening service. Sunday
school at 2 p. m.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

WASHINGTON, July %, 1 A. NJ.
For Indiana and Illinois-Far weather; lower,
followed by stationary temperature; winds gen
orally westerly, except shifting to southerly in
Illinois.
For Ohio-Lower temperature; fair weather;
winds generally westerly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-04
Volume III.

With this issue the Review enters upon
the duties of the third year of its exist.
ence. We have no great speech to make.
It il unnecessary. The best evidence of
our success is the fact that we continue
to publish regularly, and our business is
slowly but surely increasing. We have
paDved beyond all doubt that a weekly
paper can be sustained in Downey, not.
withstanding we have received very
meager support from the business por.
tion of the town. Our business men,
with but q few exceptions, have failed
to consider deeply the importance of a
local paper; Others have withheld their
mite, prefering that the more enterpris-
ing mon shoulder the burden whilNthey
share equally the benefits; others dis
courage the paper because the editor has
chosen to outline his own policy and
pursue his own course. But we expect
nothing MORE All these difficulties and
many more belong to and add spice to
newspaper life; hence we offer no COM
plant. We have unbounded faith in
this section. and will continue to sound
the praises of the richest agricultural
valley in Southern California-Los Me.
tos.1[Downey Review.